Prestina, Kosovo

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ALPHA ROSTER

Schenkler, Josh (MSgt) (09) - Detachment Commander
Ayres, Randall J., Sgt. (06-07)
Bradley, Gene, Sgt. (06-07)
Halstead, Brett, Sgt. (06-07)
Keyzers, Spring, Cpl (06-07)
Knous, Gabriel, Sgt. (06-07)
Miller, John, Sgt. (06-07)
Mix, Devon, Cpl. (06-07)
Wren, Deon, SSgt. (06-07) - Detachment Commander

DETACHMENT HISTORY

2010 - Detachment Commander: MSgt Josh Schenkler / Assistant Commander:
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2009 - Detachment Commander: MSgt Josh Schenkler / Assistant Commander:
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2008 - Detachment Commander:
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In 2008, the Republic of Kosovo declared independence from Serbia, and was subsequently recognized by the United States.
The new U.S. embassy in Pristina opened, with Tina Kaidanow as the first United States Ambassador to Kosovo.

2007- Detachment Commander: SSgt. Deon Wren
Watchstanders: Sgt. Randall J. Ayers, Sgt. Gene Bradley, Sgt. Brett Halstead, Cpl. Spring Keyzers, Sgt. Gabriel Knous, Sgt. John Miller, Cpl. Devon Mix,

2006- Detachment Commander: SSgt. Deon Wren / GySgt. Josh Schenkler
Watchstanders: Sgt. Randall J. Ayers, Sgt. Gene Bradley, Sgt. Brett Halstead, Cpl. Spring Keyzers, Sgt. Gabriel Knous, Sgt. John Miller, Cpl. Devon Mix,

2005 - Detachment Commander: MSgt. Aldridge / GySgt. Josh Schenkler
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2004 - Detachment Commander: MSgt. Aldridge
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DETACHMENT ACTIVATED